Ride-hailing app inDrive Malaysia reinforces geo-restrictions to prevent trips within S’pore


The inDrive app has also been restricted from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store in Singapore. - Sun Xueling/Facebook via ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: Ride-sharing and service platform inDrive said on Aug 28 that it has taken “corrective measures” – a day after Senior Minister of State for Transport Sun Xueling announced government action had been taken against the app.

inDrive allows users to offer their desired fare for a ride or service, and then find a driver or service provider willing to accept that offer. Sun had said the app “facilitates illegal ride-hailing activities”.

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